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Our homes, like our bodies, carry the energy of the seasons.

In spring, we open windows, clear corners, and invite in the scent of something light and floral.
Care becomes ceremony—not just cleaning, but tending. Not just order, but atmosphere.

With lavender, fresh blooms, and soft, grounding scents, these gentle rituals bring intention to your everyday.
They’re not about perfection, but presence—creating space that feels fresh, fragrant, and quietly alive.

These moments are small, but they speak—to the senses, to the spirit, to the season.

1. Lavender Glass Cleaner

A natural way to clean windows and mirrors, with a subtle herbal scent. Cornstarch is the secret to a streak-free finish.

Why We Love It:
Made with just a few natural ingredients, this cleaner is as calming as it is effective. The subtle scent of lavender makes everyday tasks feel soothing, and the recipe aligns with a low-impact, mindful home — free from synthetic fragrances or harsh chemicals.

What you need:

  • 1 cup water
  • 1 cup white vinegar
  • 1 tablespoon rubbing alcohol (optional; helps with streaks and faster drying)
  • 1 tablespoon cornstarch

 

How to do it:

  • In a spray bottle, combine all ingredients.
  • Shake well before each use — cornstarch settles quickly.
  • Spray onto glass and wipe clean with a microfiber cloth or crumpled newspaper.

 

Tips:

  • Use distilled water if you have hard tap water.
  • For very dusty windows, wipe with plain water first to remove surface grime.

2. Fresh Flowers, Longer

Keep cut flowers fresh and vibrant with these simple tips.

Why We Love It:
This simple method brings more life to your blooms using just two pantry staples. It’s a gentle ritual of care that honors the beauty of what’s fleeting, letting you enjoy your bouquet a few days longer. The ingredients are humble, but the gesture feels quietly luxurious.

What you need:

  • A clean vase
  • Fresh water
  • A few drops of vinegar or lemon juice
  • A pinch of sugar
  • Sharp scissors or knife

 

How to do it:

  • Trim stems at a diagonal before placing in water.
  • Remove any leaves below the water line.
  • Add a splash of vinegar or lemon juice and a pinch of sugar to the water.
  • Change the water every 2–3 days and trim stems slightly with each change.

 

How to store it:

  • Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources.
  • Display in a cool room for best longevity.

3. Dried Lavender Sachets

A small, useful addition to your home—bringing freshness to stored garments and linens.

Why we love it:
Lightly fragrant and easy to make, these sachets are a simple way to keep drawers and closets fresh. The scent of dried lavender lingers gently on linens, helps deter moths, and brings a clean, natural feeling to storage spaces. A small, thoughtful detail that’s both beautiful and practical.

 

What you need:

  • Dried lavender (approx. 1/2 cup culinary or craft grade)
  • Small cloth pouches or natural fabric scraps
  • Sewing machine or needle and thread
  • Ribbon or string (if needed to tie, approx. 50cm)

 

How to do it:

  • Cut two fabric scraps into small rectangles or squares (approx. 10 x 20 cm).
  • Sew three sides together by hand or machine, leaving one short side open.
  • Flip the pouch inside out so the seams are hidden.
  • Fill with about ½ cup dried lavender.
  • Fold the open top edge inward (approx. 6cm) to create a neat finish.
  • Tie shut with a natural ribbon or cotton cord (approx. 50cm)
  • Tuck into drawers, closets, or beside your pillow for a calming scent.

 

How to store it:

  • Keep extra dried lavender buds in sealed jar to preserve scent.
  • Replace sachets every few months, or refresh with a drop of lavender essential oil.

 

These rituals are small, but they have the power to shift the energy.

Like the feeling of freshly washed linens, the tickle of warm sun on your skin, and your favorite piece of clothing against bare skin—quietly nourishing.

They are part of the same rhythm: caring for your space, your body, your spirit.

AVMM clothing was made to compliment moments like these—slow, sensory, and filled with intention.